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Local November 8, 2020 | 7:55 am

Colonial City: Lots of people and few sales

Santo Domingo, DR Despite the gray panorama of clouds caused by the trough that affects the Dominican territory, this Saturday, the historic Colonial City was visited by a representative number of people like any other weekend. However, according to what was verified during a tour carried out by journalists from Listín Diario, businesses report economic losses. Before the Covid-19 pandem... Read more

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